The House of Hope caters for children and young people from the ages of 3 to 20 within a catchment area of five large villages. These children have been orphaned due to their parents dying of AIDS. Its aim is to empower orphaned and vulnerable children from any religious background, and to help them meet their physical, emotional, intellectual and spiritual needs to develop a sustainable and better life in the community. Currently, House of Hope has almost 600 registered children in its centre. Some attend it more regularly than others.

School Support Programme - This programme is completely supported by The Wings of Hope. These students between 11 - 22 years of age. Some of them are currently doing the equivalent of GCSE's and A levels and are looking to go into further education like Accountancy, Law and even vocational training like Car Mechanic & Carpentry. The Wings of Hope pays for the fees, uniforms and books of these students.

Nursery School - Caters to children from the ages of 3 - 5 years. School runs from Monday to Friday. Children are also given food during the day.

After School Care - This programme runs for 6-12 year olds. Children are taught English, Creative Art, Maths and other home work. Their school progress is monitored and support given accordingly. They are also provided with food.

Youth Programme - Programme using sports and drama to spread the Awareness of HIV/AIDS among youth. There are different activities for all days of the week.

Adult Literacy - Programme of literacy and learning for Adult Learners, including tuition in sewing using sewing machines provided by the Wings of Hope last year. Many of these adults are the older siblings and guardians of the orphans attending the centre, and so it is vital to empower them through education to support themselves and their younger siblings